The First CIS Winter Sports Games for Children with Disabilities are in full swing — two eventful competition days are already behind us, with winners and medalists determined in many disciplines. And two more intense days of starts awaited all participants, bringing new bright emotions and the struggle for the title of the strongest.
Young skiers, who battled on the ski track the day before using the freestyle technique, this time demonstrated their mastery of the classic glide. The lineup of the top three medalists remained unchanged.
Results of the 1st CIS Winter Sports Games for Children with Hearing Impairments for December 18.
Cross-Country Skiing
Girls, 2.5 km, classic style:
1. Uliana Evdokimova (Sverdlovsk Oblast)
2. Olga Kyzyuorova (Komi Republic)
3. Elizaveta Mateeva (Komi Republic)
Boys, 5 km, classic style:
1. Platon Tun-Kuy-Syu (Sverdlovsk Oblast)
2. Yan Isakov (Nizhny Novgorod Oblast)
3. Denis Makarov (Vladimir Oblast)
Alpine skiers competed in the giant slalom discipline, where each participant had to complete two runs. Each high-speed descent brought surprises — new names of young heroes! The races were held in intense and fair competition, with each start serving as an example of perseverance, determination, and love for sports. Following the competitions, winners and medalists were awarded well-deserved medals, cups, and diplomas.
Alpine Skiing — Giant Slalom
First Run:
Girls:
1. Uliana Shestakova (Sverdlovsk Oblast)
2. Daria Krivich (KhMAO-Yugra)
3. Lyaisan Iskandarova (KhMAO-Yugra)
Boys:
1. Daniel Zainetdinov (Republic of Bashkortostan)
2. Ivan Pavlik (Moscow Oblast)
3. Nikita Rinkman (Republic of Bashkortostan)
Second Run:
Girls:
1. Uliana Shestakova (Sverdlovsk Oblast)
2. Daria Krivich (KhMAO-Yugra)
3. Kristina Zgurskaya (Moscow)
Boys:
1. Daniel Zainetdinov (Republic of Bashkortostan)
2. Ivan Pavlik (Moscow Oblast)
3. Andrey Karimov (Moscow)
In curling, following intense and spectacular matches, the strongest teams were determined, showcasing a high level of skill, tactical thinking, and teamwork. Curling became one of the most emotional disciplines of the Games — each match required precision, endurance, and coordinated work of the entire team.
Curling
5 rounds - team competitions:
Girls
1. Russia (Arina Pirogova, Pelageya Geraseva, Sofya Sukhobok, Diana Khismatullina, Anastasia Nikitina)
2. Republic of Bashkortostan (Kira Nurkayeva, Nuraniya Yakhina, Karina Nikulina, Enzhe Sultanova, Yasmina Mamayeva)
Boys:
1. Russia (Azamat Safarov, Stanislav Ponomarev, Ivan Uroshnikov, Arsen Sharapov, Ivan Vorobyov)
2. Republic of Kazakhstan (Ansar Seisen, Anton Stepanov, Bauyrzhan Zhumabay, Azamat Serikbay)
Results of the Final Day of the 1st CIS Winter Sports Games for Children with Hearing Impairments for December 19.
Cross-Country Skiing
Team Sprint:
1. Denis Makarov / Olga Kyz'yuorova (Vladimir Oblast / Komi Republic)
2. Platon Tun-Kuy-Syu / Uliana Kuzina (Sverdlovsk Oblast / Penza Oblast)
3. Yan Isakov / Elizaveta Mateeva (Nizhny Novgorod Oblast / Komi Republic)
In snowboarding competitions, young rider-athletes demonstrated a high level of preparation, excellent coordination, courage, and confident technique mastery. Each run became a true test of speed. The competition was spectacular and intense, with participants showing strength of spirit and a drive for victory.
Snowboarding
Slalom:
Girls
1. Snezhana Dmitrieva (St. Petersburg)
2. Viktoria Antropova (Sverdlovsk Oblast)
3. Elizaveta Efremcheva (Sverdlovsk Oblast)
Boys
1. Danila Chuykov (Moscow)
2. Mark Gavrilov (Moscow)
3. Danil Svistunov (Sverdlovsk Oblast)
In chess battles during the final seventh round, the standings among the leading girls unexpectedly changed. Angelina Toyarova fr om the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug, who had been in third position throughout all six previous rounds, unexpectedly lost to the host competitor Radmilla Aminova, thus losing her chances for a medal. Among the boys, David Bogdan from Krasnodar was in a class of his own, brilliantly defeating all his competitors.
Chess
7 rounds using the Swiss system (45 minutes + 15 seconds increment per game):
Girls
1. Kira Drugova (St. Petersburg)
2. Polina Yarmosh (Republic of Belarus)
3. Radmilla Aminova (Republic of Bashkortostan)
Boys
1. David Bogdan (Krasnodar Krai)
2. Mikhail Gabdullin (Chelyabinsk Oblast)
3. Ilya Yarmosh (Republic of Belarus)
We congratulate the winners and medalists on their well-deserved results, and all participants on their worthy performances! We wish you further success, new victories, and bright sporting moments!
This same evening, the Fencing Center awaits all participants and guests for the official closing ceremony.
P.S.: Live broadcasts of the Games are available, wh ere you can track the successes of our athletes and watch replays in the VKontakte community "Sports Reserve of Russia."
Text: Nurlan Tazhigulov, Maria Mazhenina
Photos: FCPSR, Stanislav Kostikov, Elena Avramenko, Andrey Galdin, Ministry of Sports of the Republic of Bashkortostan, Anna Dvoynina, Olga Yaroslavtseva, Igor Maksimov, Dmitry Sirotkin
Translation: Daria Kudelina
